The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1901, Page 2

_JOE, MOTHER AND THE “KIDS” WILL HAVE A HOME. Hebisbid-blsieieie eee eicicbletrieleie eee iedeetetet : + it (Mrs. Phillips Takes the le ‘Pledge and Rejoins Her Three Children— The Evening World Provides for the Phil- lips Family. inhi i} ig a Little “Joe” Phillips.and his moth- + % @r met this morning for the first time} + im ir man; weary, troubled weeks. * : Clasped in each other's arms, they + 5 gobbed in th-—‘:fulness and joy. : ‘There wore tears, too, In the eyes + ‘ + those who saw the meeting. For tho first ‘'me tho keen realization of the misery that the tearing of these two apart had entailed was apparent _ Owing to unexpected difficulties in se-uring the release of Mrs. Phillips, i was deemed best that Joe should remain.in the Protectory until Mon- day, when a home will have heon established for him, his mother and “the kids.” After a tender parting from her iCslzed boy the joyfu) mother went to the Institution in which the little gir's are sheltered. Her meeting with these was no less affecting than had! been that with her brave son. They, too, will be left In the chargo ef the good sisters until Monday. Mrs. Phillips was taken by an Evening World reporter to + home Of Magistrate Pool early this morn- fag. He had a long talk with her, and .xpressed himself as convinced that she will hereafter be a aod civini-! THE WORLD: SATURDAY: ‘EVENING, JUNE 8, 1901 ‘BROOKLYN ‘PITTSBURG —. —_ Kitson, the Champions’ Pitcher, Is an Enigma to, Pirates for Seven Innings. The Batting Order. Pittsburg. Beaumont. Ritchey, 2p. Clarke, If Wagner, rf Hranafeld, eh 3b, cf. 1b. (490 The Rventng Work) PITTSBL June &—-The champions aod Pittsburge have a nice, esol day for their deciding Kame of the present seriee vis afternoon, and a awell crowd in ex- pee ver since the two clubs broke away from the American Assoc ton thelr enmes have been of the warm va- rlety, and t? betting has always rules at about nom Last season, when Je MeGinnity ‘an on the firing Mine, the gamblera tnvariatly made Pittsburg the short end of the betting, but now that the “fron Man" has Jumped the Pirates are the favorites at wo Fal ° That is the ruling pric in the betting ring on the grand stand to-day. Netting on the Game. This betting ring, by the way, In institution pecullar to Smoketown alo; Svat before the gamer begin the bunch of gamblers gather around tn a cir and put down their bets on the thaal result. After the tajof the bell beta ar. laid on whether the batters foul out or net, several hundred dollars being up every time a ball is pitched. Not infr- uy mes 000 changes hinds on single Kame on fouls alot When the Hirates are on the read the to the Academy, where the roduced by automaton amblers 50 gamen are With the Stealing Second. Wz When they put the cemetery at his xrave will be for hose lite, rounders help Hud" Klis away tn chenectady to-morrow urrounded by persona Hid not eare in 00 he and soud; have him xpend $1, etter, who in the aside } vad thine called him, seman, rounder, cabman or what. } with a allver spoon in hia mouth dlood In his velny thirty ago, he grew 1 Sche- Hts her wae John nder ia Locomot! that t When the grand dled the Interest in the big plant | ded to his son, aro John, Sia dled whea "Bud" had a! majority, leaving a fortus The bulk After assisting at attaines of $0 his oy je inter 7 men: of his father “Bud” drew @ large sum of mouey from the estate, came to New York, engaged ut of rooms at House and looked around. arging his acquaintance the Gilsey: He went on er NO. MEDICINE FOR OVING BOY. Ha chonen companions, Broadway | ' jerd vme knew him simer i dy. In th iderloin he Itetween Fifth Avenue sacre Square he k: persons ax any man in tow of this went to | 77 ZSPENT $1,200,000 */ IN THE IE TENDERLOIN O- The Riotous Oarecee: Career of “Bud” Ellis Is Ended by His Death. his bank account unill Seven Years ago, When he met Eva Long, 2 deiress. it 'was tls first great paw: | ston and he married her In hawte, After Wig ne made a farewell tour of and the ru Jand depleting hn works and Wer bucks derataqd. One morn- v York, and hesvetady, His Tim in. 1807. his marital experience fe a woman known Were together a appily as most folk. So far Is Kno she I but once. And he had i dd once. Typhoid pneumonia visited “Bud” (Enis of years 0. Mrs. Webb nursed him through his {llneas. Last Sunda. e became overheated in a base- all game he had organized and was Masini tin, The players wi pe cclenite and boo! wkers, wns ar Tut? Yenocked’ a ninth Inning, fousiy WI that night tn ate In the Hotel Navarre, hat he be taken to the flat tl ‘0 hird atreet. ay of pneu- id his stepfather, body to Schenee- “Hud? Ellie's fortune his fam All of his ils were patd from was allowed $00 a tnd other tidy and he week vapend. Ie spent it every week. Hte th takes that sum out’ of the of Tenderloin, ny why Rud’ For thie m: more than for MEMORIAL TO TST HEROES. mother. ma even up in the two games just “She is not the woman I had been finished and the rubber on to-day there @4 to believe she is," he sald. “I should be a warm time. az: sure she is respectable and in- + w Was to Mame? éastrious.” Poa na ne ee The Health Board May Regiment Attends Cor- to who was reap or rics | Eve World nid tt. H]days game at the breaklast Prosecute Christian nerstone Laying at Tur=!ng to Mrs. Phillips he said: ve this morning, Somebody w = “It 1s due to the efforts of Tho met the ‘blame on Denwwan, = Science Doctor. Mount Hope. Bvening World that you are reunited Ra ates eae a ay z with your family. You will promise ball what few twirle val se are Dalene 1 of Health threntene to take lel the men of the me, I know, that you will justify the but lost most of b's games th chey out on Daly's assist. sr veers see Neti Navakerea {Cnet iment in a short * faith that newspaper and all of Joe's fraud and yellow flelding behind Men RclenceRwarman descors woe ta! Fis Bmp SLE RREMOTY) at friends place in you.” ue AAP A eas Gees caren ee auld, attended elht-year-old Francis | Fee A tes +> “I promise,” said the woman, with or two players he had In mind. were Tat tirat ‘whend of; hime | Fletcher, the son otiiwealinye rerent ss] was taken for Mount otreaming e-es. ery much ‘Texas League, It developad fanned. Kitwon fanned, No See araelne Me vedncedayceitlle Mra. Phillips went at once to a TL] nat the tott-neid nittere of the Cham- to Bheckard. Wagner| charged that no medicines wero w uzely appropriated); $5,000 vg id took Jed Magis- pions pleket! out Ph ole, who to the lef -fleld = aiherin tion of a memorial to ¢ priest an tho pledge, as Magis: cin pad ere Cee Hal and] ; wed to take third,| and that the diseare was diphiherit. We | ia hemes uf the Seventy-firat who lost trate Crane had requested. Then Bietnimed. the trall doeen. ti lve warden [Mier ae, anegkara's auick return held| though the doctor’ certificate of death | heir tives In Spanteh-Amertean she wont to the Protectory, and Joc to see lim Jugule, Init were [et Leach Bed to Datten, “No tune, | neaigned the cause as conmestion Of Wel war, and Lisa rrernoana the estaet, awa; sent for. He had previously ‘. Minted ritth tant ‘ Fletchers |rucuusepenenmonumentawas plaid ingthe Pheieinlelefeetetey erat ne The boy's father ts William 1 rretnidl seh ihaia ‘been informed of his mother’s ro- feinicieletela in eleieieebi-ierh Just the fellows yon plek out as hit pat Geach for two huges.,|@ Wholesale lace merchant at No. Fen laatie under) thefauspices Lol lease, and when he saw her he had Inspired by the devotion of Joe, she te tie foot th i Fecteecuat | a mark that fool you, wuld Joe Kelle uu pos Bitches eravalatil Kelley Broadway, His home tn hrookiyn | soldier boys made a fine appear- fon wis own clothing and In his hand| !-1 resolved to lve a new life. Taere a carrie and M iewomangat hho gMirates ta y Wat alled atthe plate. Bee eeeationie lean Scien, [RMSE aK they marched to the depot, and i ws Giken tot wn ho! . sbures “doth tate amt She * a be fe : on alo he carried the vivid. golf eap that| AMferapending the might aan pe Phe Win ts Hens eee ICI a Ie ee [eases tone ihe Mente aedatos Ja “ nt to her room: at ote 1 4 Dy daze rectte rureday he i 5 4 : ] hes s was bought for him before he waa| town tel and being properly rise hialinornlisient " to Belle sion that Wille was new to the pele ah thro enna Rafe On Kee-| A week ago iittle Francia wae take | their services on the fel and alo that | io; unt! = x } rt plen= ce Cl cf ry edt st “% : to the Protectory. clothed this morning at the expense per bey ail 4 unt 1 te’ | position and would make a mess of did of Tanneatitin tine pane Hb a fone) Carletlan sett ts loc ek werathe Aral o¢ the eltisan noldtery oY y 5 clared she iehuanew nen t things, ‘They got tired of tt ate mont to Dal forcing Zimmer, B b 4 stn of y Yo 0 Sp tsi nid Mae he erence ae ure RUDE Nit Red oat ut while! Yemterday wa tried the same | 50 © i "F) president. street, one of the leading f Se ener rena ont nets Joe fairly flew at his mother. They| “8% taken to a Roman Catholt®) 7 yi) ork ti kame with T ad got badly left. Siath Inning, members of the Firat Chureh of @htist. | itary centuren marked the corner- held each other in a strong clasp for| Priest. before whom she signed a sol- I ttle heart That! fellow pl marvelloits Bame) spectre 4 off Tanne- Pate a in Brooklyn, was there almost | stanelilasingsZwhleh i was attended iby o Rvachnica Varn When he fet me ary in left for a piteher, takt erything er . ’ re ta | COMM ALL YS a ey rs a loag, long time. Then the mother | C2 Pledge never again to touch ine ome of Mamie halves mela lone lnsretnnd nena relives |Becumentea McGulraunini ractenan cand |REDERAS EE. Morrig, w feinate Ae Hews als Balun Sle el tt » pushed the boy gently from her, held | ‘Xl tte Nauor. \ Just ax ine were tiwed to iG ie dons | RAY doubled “uj with” Mecreery: No] ANY Andhiesued PR a a ty rte erg “his shining face in her hands ant Then she and The Event ee pick ak Mt ball pl Ritchey out on Kelley's ty stop | BF, aay Write anu the chaplain, which was followed with s reporter starte ce mark, for that's the Ume you and : ped Chirk's het ft Winohell, of Berke- munio a canen by; exinacss him time after time. porter started to secure th ree Frei auencinuna lone! Huvoowtl Wagner amin: | eh lssaal that Dr Winenel 2 eke, Murte sal addresxe : by Gen. Greene and "3 Who got you out?” asked Joe, his} Of Hitt! Joe and hia two sisters and when the game began over 7,00. were sito McGuire, Bru 1d filed to Me- | Gootors, summoned at the laxt mno- Gen. Jlvwkins, Col. Etlera laid ¢ , besiness instinct coming to the front,| t@ restore the home broken up in nt. Tannehill asked to nave an. [CPE Ye rane ment, but arrived too late, The boy EC Th scAwnlent Astenibiyeai “The Evening World,” responded| April. The Evening World has se-) pros tryat the Champlons although he Nev tuning. De! Dyrne, registrar of the Depart. 11a) Tell delivered’ at SURGERIES the mother. cured comfortable rooms for tho! 1 to the ‘woods yesterday.| | Weltse took Panuehili's place In the Ca dune Btntisties In Broo! Heb dna ag pron . Dr. Pg 2 ‘ & | bana iy sive cates qa] box. Kitson. fled to Wagner. Leach | ald) to-d ‘ > ee Wat 2 “We'll never be able to thank The! { ‘ly and ald several mo rent. | hajmande| Harmar On aera te wit | commer sov leva bunt. Keeler Med | “Ie A tut that Dro Morrie a, the | ‘The monunfent will be a reproduction + Evening World enough,” said doe, It will also secure work for Joe. ei riisheschomes ta valve ste Hed would coals to Clarke; Me bait a] teatian rules of inedieal. xclence. 1 lof the Spanish block eure that crowned gap aS yell Mn ee aan Firat Inning. patenleas TAR feels fanned.) all ace. that In prosecuted ant |the summit of Sua Juan HHI, ¢°I'll make them glad they did it,| Under these conditions the family wh A ten coocintalitttle lickcollesititees - to Ely. Keele mame, helt 0 thatthe matter Is brought to the at- | an urtlatic copy of the oll “tb : \ t elley Ufted a fly to Ely. Keeler lined toh ofthe Grand dury." It will be an xrtlatic copy of the 4 aa verre aa much older, will begin Ife over again. jfand when he mended them te mee vo [a mingle to left, Sheckard fanned i ea rete 1 ties.) Burkett anid: cctners Jn abno- | Spanish fOr twents tive tere high A jen followed a long ta! bo Phi ALE ey i has PMU TNeiBhoaitn Ke wved Up ¢ aly Sheckard Mev b ‘anned » reason for the public to take | wtxteen feet miiare, built of sol - ng talk about) Atrs, Phiitne would nave heen released)! WEN neihoanitale t Jer moved upon ® paared ball. Daly | amen tied to Tenumont, Se -runne | Wiley Me rene Wversthing le perfectly | meaty atid will Cost T1000, the kids,” the new home and the|itst evening only for an error in Ee Tie Puen NR BWOFId | enact ine alone eld foul i Wilt out by way of Keeler. Sheckncd | peraignt ‘A beautiful and commanding epot in p.-spesta for the future. date in the order of Magistrate Cra k Ren tilAteronte the | eng ees made a fine running catsh of feaumont’s Ne family were unnaimoua that the | the cemetery his heen choren. the plot ony tee It was i last might when this was Rin Dahlen double, he muffed | poy xhould be tre: by Chriatian | Leing donated by the cemetery company, 1l go to work right awny,” sald Sherested wooring) (aly: M ok etry) Sclentists. The parenta are members “ rhe the ye ‘ : vo . Hitchey_ scoring, on Dahl: ft nurch. ri Bel moneeng et - 18, nd m peje day wil come] Tt was almost midnight when, armed he ‘ H Mere COrane,y, peeaumant out on C's desta one run ot ote Imply a case of congestion of Ne Game at st. Low en you won't have to work at all."}with the order, an Evening World F SOFT Bey So rut U ST, LOUIS, June &—The | Nattonal 4 suCH Kot | i My ey No rine, Ninth tnofna, hore ay an undertaker wan] ST. 1 an he Nattons porter arrived) at. Mlact ta) Tatand, | the attain feed h ; f nbors ay a " ball chedulad to be Getting the we Mendy. TTT aes a Er ead etree ae 1 ren Waretnnenetiat Ny ee a toene over runt mone, Ot Ta Ne ene rengusteel between the local tear ant 9 the Magtatraten releuse as * t ere bu eae Catena mbetweenstt eae Leontine told Mrs. Phillips |he carried a mandatory orter from Com. | * Vieccr was) away from my children lain hed Dalle Rasen full, Kelley | tory Richmond, Ind., Cae oe postponed on account of Ane aa sui have ne hey any ernest Carats ns a LAntEY) hs ' tow \ Ietter to Joe yesterday. Heaumants No runs mw Berea rc ellosrrenton ‘and ~ — 5 ) e, but after a consultation with | Mrs. pa should nblowed to dee ‘ That w nv privilege Thad. Wel Sheckard nalled Wagner'a long tty in| down the Ine on the tty for it double save [RAEt at knw wh Were only alluwed ‘one letter a month left, Branafeld Med to Sheckar!. (and got back to firaton Bly’a muff, Me- hit an easy roller to Reck- | MYSTERY OF STOLEN PHOTO- gio peporteralts sas) desided to lest pa aay atta ane 0 Nirted % from the. Island. 10 was pretty hard eh mate on ost thre Quire and Iiteon acored on the error, tenia rate SO) Ferunderislo ioe cee ctory un! he home y t to Shecka Selloy w Aught napping o! rst. ne tomec: a £8, : | Pox. He sent Matron Three c i. Mahn knocked a clinking threes | eeeeinndeale 4 . 1 ready for the little family. jars Phillips. She wan fast }omany ulaih leer tigger bremwen centre vand left, Me- Hurgiars erlooke: loney an “Joe,” said the mother wistfully, cell wi other worm ! RCL. sajtnalen. rieht and I Hrhdes long Av te Belbach, scared Hahn. nk Only n Womnn’e Portralt. ‘ si other wom . lee up my i pty and Ganzel_ muffed Harley'x bunt. Harle rei ° é | passhe clasped him in her arms al tng rethred wt the resua will | rotignt nearly mu macAtinte tien Mat trying to etent. One run, puter etsevenl thelrerigence of/soRn ‘ farewell, “you wouldn't have left me |) WK Ne Me Btanding s ‘ te T sal They were pou bien SCORE NY INNINGS Cd CL vard, Weat Hoboken, early to-day, and jand gone to the fine home of Mrs.| rating. “Kate Mall the Sunt UR ah ach and Kel Nrooklyn 20101000 gq] Selbach holed a fy, ty Stlnteld:| while ransucking the lower part of the Coe, would you?" Seu are discharged: rite fit oa Dahlen ted ty Teaumont,! piresture oo on 0901 23 ee HG Biatarvos ares at pees | houre nroured Mr, Richereck and hia . at 1 wits never arrested bes — <--— = We 4 a for thel wife. ‘The latter ‘a an attractive young “Mother,” replied Joe, standing| Mra. Mall h red. ge devor ‘ * WwW. ont pase. Davin struck out fot g 8 | J econ time, No runs, woman, twenty-tlve years ald, and is » straight and looking In her eyes, “1} Incharged inquir MO Wn he » } NE YORK--CINCINNATI. Mathewson knocked down Beckie’ known ax an amateur actress, R . ay Begsie ak ; threw his man out, Crawford's | kno an amateur actress, ¢ wouldn't leave you and ‘the kids’ ! ti ‘ Bt Richcreek o aman who was in “The Ev ne We ® t fy fell safe in centre, ern y " for the finest home in New York and !ino sake vfs sur bes (Continued from Firat Page.) SEE a eee Reorehe r game. ttehesee got ‘hie revaly “all the bicycles they could give me.” ed ‘ hd many people ‘ Witeinfeldt and Irwin, made a double |and [it the gae Just in time to gee two ‘Oh, thank God for my rele y] remarkable when his youth is con-)Ruale, once the Idol of the Gotham fins [prea], Magoon got bia bare on bails, | men escape through a window, and drive Mother Mects Her Girls, lpnt : " WF BO wt j tidered. who showed a fash of tie ld-cimel] til the sacks Bergen struck ont. | away Inia buses. ‘ | Phillips suki, caleing her hands y Y each some meant ry cing he burgin < 1 ) wht “Iam sorry to Jose the bo! fd | the good Lord me Joe to “ would ta 5 * some j adway” Alec Smith ta haying hin ainst Urooklyn the other di i n has piu by a oliched itorelng me hen pur hare overlooked, ee ee 3 ‘( 9 a % 23M, ay right hand steam 1s down the spot fr tre ! eBrid “lonmly Mrs. Richcreek's picture. Brother Leontine to Mrs. Phillips as | Pretecsvt inet MA Ls ' Sater CHIT atee Pat an gihe haa. Two runs, ——— nehe started away. “You must be a Nilig reas ready for backstop work for a fow days Houde beran to get An hour. be- — Hishon Nicholson Dei figood mother to him. [ believe he | ‘The clothes which Mrs. Phillips tad } guitty LAWYER DEBARRED. eo and daeck Warner will Soa fore'the game anfoa raw. wind. blew SHIPPING NEWS. PIILADELPHIA, June Bishop Swill be n great’ man’? | when taken to prison were then brought f ne cannon shoota and The threatening weather Willlam Rufus Nicholson, of the Re- ay =: She Was too excited by th ws greilin divi toe Suprem: orkecrew benders ¢ a, mista ane D: {formed Episcopal Church in Philadel- At the Dominican home Mrs. Pill- Virose herself, an ited wo inotion to atrike | Tf Davis's men take one of tae two bell rang for ALAS ACH TOR icone died List night, aged soventy-nine Nps was almost overcome with joy ‘ gale hues) aa | : HL Philips from [remaining games here they will move | Practie Bun rleea,. 1.20]fun rete,, 7.281900 riven. .11.49) He, dean of the Reformed a | | ‘ ei . a se ie Fully, 124) epectatore were on hand : Eatscopal Theslogical Seminary. in. thin When ehe saw her ttle irs. There | a eee Maha “Phy Little Ongne at Tar r viel wt te Sunteme jor 9 Pitaburg with a fale tea at ERE whit Mavaeue auind A rain renee one gow Water, | lOaiid the author of several rellglous * c & Willing hand und qu cs Cour head of the processlon hey drop | rule wns agreed on, allowing two bases . | works, was a family weep that threatened | 46" fer a willing hand ee Appeals for Chance | tie notion was mute ty Egerton te froth games to the Rede they will bef on hit into the crows, anne Aaa ac Sayaioniaeaal to, be interminable, but finally the! where whe met T ening World re a WAM be carta My halt oc NORA AAS 1 tof first place. If they can Firat luning. peel eta ligne = ale ex Mother of 21 Children Dies. girla began to prattle and the tlood- | porter to Live. | the Court 4 wih Doth contesta they ara not Uke) Van Haitren. cracked along fy. to| Hall date Ferry. 07 — 748 804! jitDSON, Pa, June &—Mrs,’ Jane gates of conversation were opened. ae her SSC OE! she started to leay j site convict to be dap ads from thelr position as Grawtord MeBride saucezed Seibactin 4 —— TUL, eighty-four seare old, and motber fe rogim imme 0 ve had on! mOsAnae i tao 8 skynern tran, ed, Hatin to Beck- Se ep er enty- 5 @: mother was compelled to answer | ,., gnicteninieata els esha) alli @ily fo six mo sine ena a a eee ro thay pennant ybunt by ol aati Ee : MW PORT OF NEW YonK, day. stop. re There 1 ie LER 2 Stim “or Cincinnat! McBride tapped an pacts oe jundreds of questions. © stop Tee te eee . i to Matty and died at. first. r ino Iti was harder for Mrs. Phillips to ' ; the matron rald, * vain hese Aistatiitelios naaiaina aan Mali tn Bow Hares pon! 6 an eaay foulfly to ARRIVED, Nap in Church—@3, paven't Kot any shoes on, Mr. ive and grow, « Ving te a te aw wth Made a 6 ' Anze jeckley. whore hit won yer- vILMIS y, . — Kpart with the girls than it had been | is copped “und looked down sive]! Evening World by her sra nus {oor book reading A Bair podlen'” Hahn, the <9. terduy’a Kame dled. easy. knocking Up EWILMINGTON, Del. Sune Saar 1% ith "Joe," fc hi % dy Cha it Darian, by Frances Mougeon Bur-|artiet who fanned out sixteen of the/a foul to Ganzel. No runs, Carberry failed to awake in his per part, wi! joe,” for they could | enough, she was in her stocking fect. i 0 Mos male a great Dit just as te] Hoaneaters net lon of ame at lant night after church service and was understand and wore afraid she pialeee my oor, Yoy'a eiphe Ok= | innuriartaeliatyces forme of ke story” dia when ane vine Sratoateain ites pepare nen) samcle Second 0 phates arrested. He was fined $2. not.come back. But they were | {Mimed. "Tam au overjoyed at the pros. ral fet ney ASV GS he nk: Rae Aa: . Hahn threw [lickman out at frat. 4 Ly AMOY;WEre |i nectrotiaseinelhimnioeuiet ath t note ne th oula chy apark lings alney2 Is +|the Mamond to-day for the Helnles. | pavis atruck In aVn at three of Hahn's OUTGOING STEAMBHIPS, Y satisfied, and Mrs. Phillips! know what 1am doing. } rs almost | 5 late shuplrenuicnaracieriecd | Mann, Uke tha majority of the tett |bonders, Gunzel fled to Crawford. SAILED TO-DAY, i e ha| Then ene any thie ts holy hy “In-and-outer." He i Saris fx Me @ nest for the sotienh ment hack and put on her] Anetne 3A ea “ar time Wea BE oe aaahaaat Beast eet fonda cloud pusher was ¢ SF Anan er young. ps *. Slattery took the die c 4 A ren Atthats covers an pacct fits Chobe tren muffed Steins ‘ te zeae prisoner by the hand, ROU ERUATEE. lon tty Ising, it any of ym the origioal plates at the |Last Sunday Patay Donovan's men wal- Waartilateccorvetes ef tine Rees lane eb IIlips, momer O€;RG" | Kates! shel wald, teatinaty, it tesa | Cee s Wttle girl of More TRE. wan made AA? |loped his slante around the local lot sl IFW yalit yahary grounder” to. Th uh BRN Weelay, June Ii, tle Joe,” was re s 4 4) And three months. . “they pleased "Nc . efAmt Steinfeldt was tagged out at the ‘Ali members are requestet to be present. Teleased at mid-/real jntenwure iv ace yuu free. ¥ chalaniacie mein i Afrangementic ot. the | they [blease EM Noodless should Shays late. Lewin atole second, isuclow threw . SRO UMTELER, SAstise Tifonrrsons, the woman's prison on |siould blers your boy for ine frecdam| vere vein, Dat et ge ek 9, to when Author ead pube his pet puaziers In goud working order) Fagoun out. No runs. {anu Se Grint secretary ereneen don. an order se-|&ained for you. ier Pramteaete ‘ited Ae bith. Tityner agreed to wurfender sual rovalty Sides: Matty ral have to ‘pitch his Third Inning. ao Nt | A - ators e her up, ait jad prone for the sake of the worl ‘wide [prettiest to bag the game. jng|,World from pase was then handed Mra, Phillips) cate, dreas and caro for her as 1 would| oublicity secured. In Monday's | ile , wheckley, nassiated retired Muctow. INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, DEERY.—on one and, saying good-by to every one, sh went to the landing, where ahe will be announced f series o! See anmouncement n acy SUEpe laity e by page Evening World. Mrs, Phillips lke to, She is from good famliles, wit good biood un both wides, but I (her Srandmother) cannot wive'her any ad- “To-morrow ‘the Glante will play thete|™ Arat Sunday gams Ge the! year, tt sitet et a Ames ht cet fe bande when he Tergorm, Ba: le a the free bit ot he we DUB TO-DAY, rbados.. poe ae Kanburg. iN! Saracalbe, felons. Oetazeds, Olbvalar, No, fea Weat 4th ot., ANN Dam forareteay ynrreston %